The annual "Direct line with President of Russia Vladimir Putin" will take place on 7 June. The President will answer questions that concern the Russians. IA "Khabarovsk Krai today" decided to find out what kind of problems would like to discuss with the President the people of the region, what would they ask him if the opportunity presented itself?

Sergey Demidov, a farmer, a village Krutickoe Vyazemsky district:
Two years ago I, an economist by training, moved from Khabarovsk to the village and organized their farm economy. I have 700 acres of land on which to grow grain and soy. But only use a small portion of their allotment.
Land that I got swamped, they are overgrown with tussocks and trees.Once there was an improvement, but in the years that have passed since the collapse of the USSR, they collapsed. The land is degraded, it is unfit for use. Thus in Khabarovsk territory there is not a single organization that would be involved in the improvement of the closest — in Primorye. Of course, we are on their own trying to restore the system — sawing trees, chopping the bushes, digging gutters, paved road. For several years, some hundreds of hectares brought back to life. But it is difficult and expensive.

I decided to return the land to crop rotation, you will have to spend almost 50 million rubles. But as I don't earn.

And this problem is not only mine. Many citizens who have taken "far Eastern hectare" and willing to move to the village, found that their land for 20 years, overgrown and unusable. This is a public issue in order to return derelict land to a usable condition, can not do without the Federal investment. Maybe we should allocate money for the improvement of municipalities, and already they will give to their farmers.

Source: Mail.Ru